Playtest session plan

I'm running a playtest of {{game}} ({{build_stage}}). What I most want to learn: {{questions_to_answer}}. Create: 1. A short script to read to testers that sets expectations without explaining how to play. 2. A checklist of what to watch for during play: where they get stuck, what they ignore, where they look pleased or frustrated, and when they stop. 3. 8 post-session questions about specific moments, not "did you like it?" 4. A simple template for logging each tester's session. 5. How to combine the results afterwards: what counts as a pattern versus one person's opinion. Keep it doable for a solo dev or small team with 5-10 testers.

Write a {{length}}-minute YouTube script about {{game}} on the angle "{{angle}}".

Structure: cold-open hook (first 15 seconds must create a question), intro (10 seconds max), 3-5 segments with on-screen B-roll suggestions in [brackets], a mid-video retention hook, outro with a natural subscribe ask. Conversational, like talking to a friend. Mark any game facts I should double-check with (verify).

Turn these official patch notes for {{game}} into a player-friendly summary:

{{patch_notes}}

Sections: TL;DR (3 bullets), biggest winners and losers (with why), what it means for {{player_type}} players, and hidden changes worth noticing. Stick strictly to what's in the notes; label opinions as opinions.

I'm streaming {{game}} today, doing {{activity}}. My vibe: {{vibe}}.
Give me: 5 stream titles (max 60 chars, curiosity + clarity), 5 short-clip caption ideas for TikTok/Shorts, and 3 chat engagement questions to ask during the stream.